T-Mobile Deals For Google’s Pixel : Reimbursement of $325 With ‘One Unlimited’ Plan

First Posted: Oct 29, 2016 05:50 AM EDT
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The Pixel phones are available only through Google Store, Verizon, or Best Buy. So, a latest T-mobile deal is aimed at customers buying Google Pixel and Pixel XL. The T-mobile CEO John Legere had earlier teased about an upcoming news related to Google's Pixel phone via twitter. Pixel is exclusive on Verizon and there was no way that T-mobile would sell Pixel. Yesterday T-mobile unveiled the new deal for Pixel phone owners.

T-mobile deals have nothing to do with them selling the phones. Instead, they will offer discounts if you buy a Pixel and sign up for T-mobile one. T-mobile will reimburse you $325 over a period of 24 months. If you buy a Pixel 32 GB, then $325 would be half the cost of the phone, as reported by Android Police. T-mobile will obviously not give the credit back in a month. Every month for a period of 24 months user would get $13.55 in credit to the bill.

Users will have to validate the purchase of Google Pixel or Pixel XL through the T-Mobile's validation site. Once that is validated, Voila! You will start receiving the $13.55 in credit. These validations will make it difficult for second-hand pixel buyers to validate themselves, as reported by Droid-Life.

T-mobile deals for existing customer are not announced yet. But Legere has confirmed on twitter that existing customers can avail the deal by simply switching to the T- mobile one plan.

There are no other terms and conditions to avail the deal except users will have to Opt for the T-mobile one plan only. The One unlimited plan has been the worst scam plan in the wireless industry. It was tweaked only after great backlash from users and industry experts. So to avail the T-Mobile deals you will have to bear the worst ever plan too.

This is a great deal for anyone who was planning to switch to T-mobile or was undecided about switching to it. T-mobile has just sweetened the deal so that you cannot resist.

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